Forensic Science (M.S.): Crime Scene Investigation Concentration - Graduate International Direct
George Mason University
Key Information
- Study a graduate admission route that leads to a master's degree with no extra time added.
- Receive a degree seeking I-20.
- Take university courses from day one alongside success skills courses to help you thrive at a US university.
- Benefit from tutoring, personalized academic support and cultural support. These services are all included in your tuition.
- Consult with our Pre-arrival Success Services (PASS) team for any questions about the visa process.
Program Details
Forensic Science (M.S.): Crime Scene Investigation Concentration - Graduate International Direct
George Mason University
Entry requirements are subject to change due to the program selection and the academic year.
Age Requirement
17
Academic Requirements
3.0 GPA; goal statement; 3 letters of recommendation; undergraduate degree with forensic biology and forensic chemistry analysis concentration, forensic/biometric identity analysis concentration, or crime scene investigation concentration; coursework in advanced forensic DNA sciences and forensic DNA laboratory, advanced forensic chemistry and forensic chemistry laboratory.English Language Requirements
TOEFL 80 (subscores 17); NEW TOEFL 4.5 (subscores 4.0); IELTS 6.5 (subscores 6.0); PTEA 59; Duolingo 110; successful completion of AE Level 62027 Spring Start (January)
Degree start date : 19th January 2027 - Degree end date: 9th May 2027
- Semester 1 spring: 19th January 2027 - 9th May 2027
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